M20 6 CYL inlet manifold
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katanacrazy
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daimlerman
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There's two studs to each inlet,so that's twelve in total.
You will probably need to remove the thermostat housing at the same time as this sometimes seems to foul the inlet.
Try also to push the crankcase breather tube down into the crankcase to free it from the underside of the manifold.
Going back,use a couple of cable tie's to compress the spring for the breather tube.
You will probably need to remove the thermostat housing at the same time as this sometimes seems to foul the inlet.
Try also to push the crankcase breather tube down into the crankcase to free it from the underside of the manifold.
Going back,use a couple of cable tie's to compress the spring for the breather tube.
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katanacrazy
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Many thanks for the advice. 
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I had a situation a little while ago, where the long stud in the middle of the head was siezed solid in the manifold, it was a hateful thing to rectify, after trying the softly softly aproach, I had to resort to more neanderthal methods.
